Kejun Ying, postdoctoral fellow at Stanford and the Institute for Protein Design at the University of Washington (David Baker Lab ; 2024 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry), NIH K00 Fellow. PhD in Biological Sciences from Harvard, MS in Computational Science and Engineering from Harvard SEAS. Research sits at the intersection of systems biology of aging and protein design. Key work includes building a causality-enriched epigenetic aging clock, developing ClockBase Agent, an AI agent platform integrating two million biological age data points, and designing protein machines that actively disassemble aggregates implicated in neurodegeneration. Believes biology is fundamentally particles arranged in spacetime, and that science and art are two different languages humans use to understand that arrangement.